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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-05

No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without q Caligraph type.
writer. It save time and health. An ex.
animation is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street.
EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co, +.
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ULCFRs.

leans, on oath says: I'm 1870 Rcroiulons tilccrs
broke out on7ny body until l was a mass Of cnr.
ruption. Everything known to the medical family
was tried IN vain; became a nero week. Il
not turn III bed; was In constant pain, and looEaJ
upon life ~ a cnrte. No relief or cum in ten
years: In 1850 l heard Of the Cuucun RencdiesA.
used them, and was perfectly cured.'t - e
Sworn TO before U. s. Com. J, D, CsAsrorn
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
running sewing machine eyer Of.
tered to the public; see advertisement Of
Edward L. Rose Il Go. -
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"a Cold Day" Coming.

On Monday evening Fisher & Hassan's
company will appear at tho Opera House
in "a Gold Day" Reserved seats arc on
sale at Baumer's music store. This was
n OF the earliest and moot successful Of
tho pieces constructed solely to make PEG.
pie laugh. 1t has many new and taking
features. -rr1
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GEO. R. TAYLOR has reduced the price
Of Centemari fve-button colored kid gloves
to the same price charged by the New
York agency.
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The fourth annual art exhibition, which
commences at Kinks art store March s
and continues ten days, promises this year
10 DO unusually attractive,
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LADIES fine turned Kid Button Shoes
81 %, worth s. 90, at !
STONES CAsu SHOE SroRE,
l041 Main SWEAT
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"TuE Union Forever" Gang the customer
who saw that G. Mendel 4 Go. had united
the best quality with the lowest price.
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WE believe that St. Jacobs Oil would
heal tho wounds Of a disappointed office
seeker. 4
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G. MESDEL & Co. will not crave your
patronage-thoyW deserve 1t.
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Job Lot

Of Ladies' Fine Shoes to be closed out at
s. so, worth 81. Call early; these are
bargains. L.V, BLoNp:S'
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As reported by Christian Schnepf, drug.
giat, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9A.M. T. N. 8 ~ 7r,x.
ase AZ AZ AGO SOP
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Dry Goods.

NV York, March 4.-Thcrc was a more general
inquiry Of agents for all styles and qualities Of col.
ton goods, followed by a good total Of sales. Cloth.
lug ,Woolens were better and orders placed with
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

1I1ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-REV.
w R: Rush swope. rector. Services at 1880 A.
y. AND 1880 ]. ". Sunday school at 2:30 \. 49,"
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Es-MAYoR LATRoRE, OF Baltimore, eaya
the beat cough melicinei is Rcd Star Gousn
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French and American Satines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at ~ a yard.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
Notice 10 Ice Consumers

FEBRUARY Is, 1851.
a. the following rates, for The seaIou Of 1857, 10 take
effect on March |:
Bntchers and Ice Cream Falcons, using from go
" NV poanus per day, % cents per 100 pounds.
per 100 pounds, 80" -. '' N
coi Hotels using from 500 to 1000 pounds per day, %
Ice by the load, 81 o, per ton.
~ cents per week; eight pounds Per day, 10 cents
PVT week: nlteen pounds per dly, 60 ccnts Eet
49,, tWehIi pounds per day, 10 cents pGr week;
sH"mGntJ.nve POUNDS rcr day, % cents per week.
uHy louuos PEI Guy 40 cents per leo pounds.
M 9. SEIBERr & Sons,
NJ. KUHN,
koEHSLElE BROS,
BALL & BROS,
JOHN G. REINAClIER,
FRANK WALTER.
MI AUGUST HIRCLGES5SER,
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.... -rl-
Messrs. Heed and Smith and Mrs. I. Z, Kasley
and Mrs, Ella L, Bond. o."
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COMING ATTRACTIONS AT THE GRAND,

SAAENu AAAAAS4lONo Al LIE NltANDs I.
There has been no attraction booked at
the Grand for the frs. three nights OF next
week, but commencing Thursday night, tho
10th inst, Little Ollie Redpath will play an
engagement Of three nights and q Saturday
matinee. She is said to be but ten years
old, and Is spoken Of as a wonderful singer
and a charming dancer. She will appear
in an original musical comedy entitled
"Pert." .Ea lTT7II
The week commencing March II tho
Corrlnne Opera Company will be at this
popular and cosy theatre all the week.
Colonel Genther, judging from the last
few attractions that have been at this
house, appears to bs saving the best for
the last, and the large audiences he has
shows that the peopls aro approaching
this fact.
Miss Brandon, OF thelArthur Rehan Com.
pany, which is filling an engagement at
the Grand Opera House, St.. Louis, this
week, has transformed herself into an
Assyrian, and came down on the manage-
mens iold Thursday with @ crash. Ills
alleged sher success in the part of Daisy
Griffin has created indignation in the
bosoms OF Miss Carrie Turner and Frank
Carlyle. There was q general row, and
Miss Brandon was discharged. Nh. Car
lyle said she gasped and clesped too much
at an effective point in the play, and thus
killed his business. Miss Brandon en-
gagged a lawyer and the box office receipts
were garniaheed for three weeks' salary
and two weeks notice. Mics Brandon
triumphed, and says she is glad to leave
q company ofauch Al emotional character.
HARRY LACY ANGRY.
Harry Lscy, manager Of the "Plantei'g
Wife" Company, resented some slight dis.
tnrbarce among the: audience during last
Mondays matinee at Harris Museum,
Pittsburgh. by making an address not cal.
culated to throw oil on troubled waters, He
also declined to appear at the Elks' benefit
yesterday afternoon,
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You can take things easy. The prices
are low at G. Mendel & Co.'s, 1924 Main
street. I
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&. MENDEL d. Co. deal exclus;ve!yiu ex.
treme-tho best aud the cheapest.
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WFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH-Rey, Z, II. Dom.
blases, pastor, services At 1870 A. N. and : p NJ
: s unay sGhool Mt !. u. Young Peoples Acctiu.'
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THREE great shows in one at G. Meudel
& Co.'s, ll24 Main street-quality, quan.
tity and styles. ts
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Job Lot
Of Ladies' Fine Shoes to be closed out at
y %, worth 81. Call early; theae are
bargains. L. y. BLOND.
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WFOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
- Preaching a. 1850 A. N. and 100 r., n, h
shs pastor, Rev. !. F.. Randolph. D.D. snnndoyy
scnool a.? !: y. Young Peoples Meeting, Moadsyy
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ONE OF TIE

We have been selling your Cut!cura Remedies
for years, and have the first complaint Yet IN rs'
ceive from a purchascr. One OF the wo,st cases N
Sc;o!ula ever saw was cutcu by the use ct tlye
cura soap. The Soap takes tho .cake'i hero AZ n
medicinal soar. @I5, 80 ~ . .
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
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|-7T SH01 "VV 44VLLISIITU --|IT"
And Contagious Humors, with Loss OF Hair o,a
Erupt!ons Of the Skin, are positively cured bv en- N
t!cura and Cuucura Soar, externally, and Cuiicnnnn
fall. Send for pamphlet. On S-t A'ea'eines s
Cnticlra Remedies arc sold everywhere. Prize.
Cnt!cura the Great kin Cure, 80 cents; Cuticnsa
Epoap, an E X Beauiiiles. Is cents; CuIcuraa
DIud AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. ott'4'
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A very handsome line Of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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~UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Services at 1880 4. T., md ! !. n, Sabbath SSassgoonsii
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~ LOOK tUf INC LIE Shoe. ~
Closing out Ladies' warm shoes at 81 90,
worth ST 50, warm slippers Coo, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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!oo can sNVe from 25c to ST on every
pair Of shoes.
SroNE's UAsn SHOE s1oIK.
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W'ZANE STREET NJ. L. CHURCH,
,o.s, Rev. j.. Henry Hess, pastor. Services at
lo:8g 4. y. and 7;15 i. n. sabbath school at : p NJ NJ
louns PEOPLES Meeting Tuesday evening at 7.Soi -
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WBENWOOD NJ. E. CHURCH-Rrv.
W whit King. pastor. Preaching at lO.so
4. y. ana 7:l5 I. <. Babbath School nj Z. " 80
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le Unexpected Question,
Sunshine for Little Children, sample copy

OF the magnifcently illustrated pubiea
Uni X A. A folio OF ~ CT
charming pictures and exquisite stories for the Little ones
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TEIE QUANTITY TEXT.
r. from the texts the tmaresn amcd)
Words
New nd
Quality TeAside from all advantages alluded
prn
DOOkAs Webster's at
It
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~aEWING MACHINE

earn
the
We will trn this machine
Or cash
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LIBRARY MICROSCOPE.

As second sight. a good microscope. re-
veals a world OF wonders for our investiga-
ton and admiration. The time has come
when good microscope should be regarded
Is one OF the indispensables OF every intel
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UOHafY Hr NNnd, one nrCd NOT be nI loss 10 COR
rcctly pronounce or spell the most difficult words
9Th, An Invaluable Book. The impor-
lance Of supplying every child with Websters
Practical fOr nus very own, IL not generally
appreciated. As an educator IL is worth a hun
dred times its price, and little selfdenial to pro-
vide one or more copies in every family will
prove better economy than an endowment of
boarded bank-stocks later on in life
four variations of so common n word ms forbcur,
while they are all given in Wotstcrs Practical
The following paragraph is repro
AuCed from Mebster's Practical.
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house OF Inc world, DuJ III cmDOulcS SeNt
render it pre-cmincnt among dictionaries
LIST, Condensation BY grouping all
dervativc and compound words under their root
low) such words adequately treated in one
third Of the space required by the old arrange
ment BY this means nCarl, all the desirable
material ofthe four and fvc-dollar dictionaries is
presented in convenient and handy form in
Wehsier's Practical.
~2d, Assooiation.-We comprehend as
well ms remenIb"r things chiefly by their associa-
lions. For This reason any one VINO shall carefully
read the Book paragraph which reproduce
from Wcbsters Practical Dictionary, Will not only
comprehend II more readily, but will he able to
remember two or three times as much would
he gained by reading about the same words when
treated separately AZ IN other works.
Sd, Ready Reference.-Not only do we
comprehend ana remember more readily by the
new grouping method. but we do il in less than n
fourth of The time required when the words are
classified in the Old way Hence no one who
values time would Ia estate to pay one dollar FOL
Websters Practical rather thgn accept the best Of
the older dictionaries as Il gilt.
4th, Derivetive J erminatiops.-O
derivattve examinations. TIE New American
Dictionary, for instance, does not give any OF the
9Th, The illustrations in Webster's
Practical are more numerous and better executed
than those Of any other abridged or low priced
dictionary.
9th, PieGxes and Suffixss-Anothcr
important feature of Websters Practical is its pc
cuIar treatment of prehxes and sufhxes, which is
believed to be more desirable than n separate de
partment OF tw- or three hundred pages which is
sometimes allotted to them.
9TH, Compendium Observation-Disclosures
er Invaluable icatur Of Websters Practical is its
compendium matter, over one hundred pages OF
which IS devoted to the most complete Pronounc-
ing Vocabulary ever compiled OF Gibli al, Classi
cal, NEUROLOGICAL, Historical and Geographic |
Proper names. With Websters Practical Die
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GOSSAMER CLOTHING.

p q n y :,
which are
warren ted.
Each gar
nent Is en-
closed inan
e n q m e l
cloth bag.
Cents
Cos SAM
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

streets are very narrow, yet there Is
something peculiarly attractive about
the place. The citizens are justly promo
OF the place, and arc possessed OF 4 good
deal OF energy and progresSive"ess. The
large steam cotton factory which stands
in the town. and which was built by
hone capitpl, att..<ts t" this fact. Tie
business portion 0: the town Is very
compact. Newbe:ry is o':e OF the best
markets in that section OF the State, and
controls g large trade. She has two eX-
cclleut newspapers. Her !eople are
very Sociable, and no town iii the State
has prctticr Young ladies. Our visit was
so pleasant that We will avail o"Fsei1 OF
the first opportunity to 30 back again
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28
A good secoud hand Columbus buggy
ior sale cheap. Apply at this office.
> 4-2S-2t.
FACTORY ITEMS.

The additional boiler arrived Saturday
last, and presume will be put up soon
Vegetation is beginning to put forth
ia our gardens, and soon we hope to
have something to eat besides hog and
hominy. Early gardeners will ind
ready sale for vegetables over here with
lis. Bring them along.
Since my last communication every
thing has run smoothly along IN tile
mill, save one change in the card room
-OverSeer Mofett left (by request, |
presume), and Mr.. Britton, from FAu-
cluse-a thorough mill man and No.
carder-arriyed on the up train Last
Monday and took his place. The card
room hands all speak we'll OF him.
The protracted meeting that has been
going on in the chapel here by the Bap-
tist congregation for the past two weeks
so far has resulted il nineteen a -.ditional
members, thirteen of whom are candi-
dates for baptism. The meeting is still
in progress Rev. J. L. Stokes preached
an able sermon for Us on Sunday after
noon last at 5 o'clock. RevS. LangSton,
Scott, Elkin and Rhoden conducted the
services. Col. Leavell, we are glad to
say, honored rs and gave us his prayers
nightly during tie meeting. With but
little exception the meeting was undis'
turbed. OPERATIVE.
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PROVIDENCE.

There Will be communion service ut
St. Paul's church next Sunday.
J. F. Kibler speaks OF stocking his
carp pond with perch and catfish.
Prof. E. O. Counts will organize a
teachers reading circle at St. Paurs
school house next Saturday at 9 o'clock,
4. m. He earnestly requests all the
teachers of the township, and all other
teachers who live at a convenient dis
tance. and all others that will, to be
present at that time and join the organ
ization il practicable. A reading circle
is something new to us in this vicinity,
but from the reports others give Of the
different circles in this county and else
where, it is certainly good society.
The prospects for good crop year
were never better in this section 1T this
season of the year; there is more land
prepared, more energy and enthusiasm
displayed than usual. 1t seems that
every one is looking forward to an excel
lent crop year. We hope that the yield
will exceed their most sanguine eXpecta-
tiOns. Our prophet and other close
observers say that the signs indicate a
bounteous yield from old mother earth
this year. 1 would like to hear from the
prophet near Graddick's Ferry great
many persons have implicit faith in his
predictions.
The Womau's Missionary Society met
at the usual time. They all seem to
think that they will accomplish much
good. I cannot give you anything like 4
full account of the meeting, as the
coarSer sex is not admitted to member
ship, and our ladies are excellent at
keeping secrets. Well, the good crea-
lures have their own peculiar way ofeX-
pressing themselves; everything that
plcases them is positively delicious, y
"nice," or "charming;;'' everything
handsome is ''clegant" Or "splendid;''
everything they dislike is ''hateful,' p
"dreadful," horrible" or shocking
Anyone that will take the trouble tc
listen to circle of lively young ladie;
for a few minutes, Will learn that, with
in the compass OF dozen hours, they
have met with more marvellous adven
lures and hair breadth escapes, passed
through more thrilling experiences, ant
seen more gorgeous spectacles, endured
more fright, enjoyed more rapture, thar
could be crowded into whole lifetime
OF us, even if our lives we're spun out K
three score and ten, yet the world woult
be worse than the Sahara Desert with
| out them. DIME.
April 25th, 1887.
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EAS ASTER DECORAT1O
DESPORTES & EDMUNDS,

Silks Black and Color
Black
Mourning ooo
Shades Nuns Yelling
Plain and Crnked French ns genuine mpoe
Satne Princess Buntings; Burma Lace Suitngs
offer several striking bargains
TO- l24 Is and lsc Printed
Organdes Tetons Indian Emodery ws
Founcng Guue AL over
season. Ball Tmmlng Forchon Laces elegant
Wmens Web Slippers, 10 pair; Wemens
WOmen Button
Misses Polish Boots % per par
Shoes Mems Buff Congress Caters per pair Mens
Booees Gents
LADIES
Ladies' Fifth Avenue Ties 50 per pair
Chdrens Shoes all grades and prices
Special Boys Knee Suits $3.50 $780, $3.50 S. Boys knee
Waists. tat
Furnishing Goods Department. Lanndrled
Shirts Gents Underwear Gents Linen
Gents Correct Styles sf Hats Gens coess sys s
Hats Pompon Plumes Ribbons Wreaths Flowers iade
creakbe Nursing Hose Supporters Opera Shwl
Rugs Smyrna Rugs Mating, Curtain Pole
Holland Shades Ogphs Steel
Needles, Cloths
Satchel Parasoi
with Silver Heads, Embroidered Buggy Robes
this OF Fine
90 so
iouohout OF the State
DESPORTES s EDMUNDS, Columbia s. C.
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EXCELSIOR NOTES.

Corn that was planted early is now
up and looking fine.
We have often heard it said that when
the "dog wood tree" puts forth its bloom
cold weather is over. This being the
case the cold waves are gone ior this
season.
Oar farmers will about finish planting
cotton this week, and we hear some
complaint amongst the farmers that
some OF their carly planting will have to
| be replanted.
Our community was visited with
another moiSten.ng shower on Monday
which added greatly to the sprouting
seed in the earth, also causing great
many cabbage plants to takea new place
Of abode.
If our, young friend e. continues his
evening visits as regular il the future as
he has in the past undoubtedly some OF
the ministers in this community will
have a special engagement to fulfill some
| time soon.
Rev. N. NJ. Kinard, of the Seminary,
while on a visit to Prosperity on last
Sabbath to fill the pulpit for Rev. G. A.
Marks in Grace Lutheran Church, also
paid his parental home short visit re-
turning TO Ncwberly in the evening.
We can hear occasionally of some
stealing going on in different places
around in the country, but so far we are
glad to say our community has been ior
some time clear OF any roguery, and OF
course we are highly in favor OF its re-
manning so.
Miss jamie Kinard spent few day:
OF the past week visiting relatives anc
friends in the Ridge Road section. Lit
tie chickens are becoming plentiful in
this section, and ii the ''hawk thief vii
allow it we are expecting big fry some
of these days soon.
Several of the girls in our section were
setting out flower stalks last Saturday
and naming them after their ''sweet
hearts name" We guess the idea O
this is, if their ''sweethearts love then
the flower plants will be sure to grow
and this being the case you bite they vii
all grow. Oh! yes, of course they will
We have a little child in our com
munity only four years Of age that wok
up few nights ago out of sleep and eS
claimed to its mother saying: "Ma
Aer I dts marid Ionts to Jing mi ife he
and tag rid you The mother replie'
, to the child: "Oh we'll you 60 to slecl
, and when you get married you can s'a:
. with mes' When such children tai
about marrying we undoubtedly vii
/ have a good crop year.
The Excelsior school will give yacatio
, Friday evening. All the schools aroun
. so far as we have heard from have bee
holding up we'll owing to the busy sea
son of the year. Excelsior has bee
, averaging about twenty scholars regula
attendance. Mr.. J. S. Wheeler, teache
+ of the Mt Pilgrim School. Informed Il
e Il short time ago that his school woul
= average about twenty-five scholars rcgl
lar attendance, aud this speaks we'll fc
e a country school especially during til
! busy season OF the year. SIGMA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

A correspondent asks: where can
we send to get Peck's Patent Ear Drums,
an invention for enabling people to hear
who are deaf, slightly or otherwise:n
Write to F. Hiscox, $40 Broadway, n.
Y. stating cause and particulars OF your
deafness and he will give you all the
points desired. Read the following
from the Medical Record: "a lecturer
in one OF our hospitals, while illustrating
progress in medical science, introduced
a deaf patient whose case baified all
medical skill and was considered hope
less. But an invention belonging to F.
Hiscox, New York, having been recon-
mended it was used with very satisfac-
tory results, as it fully restored the hear
ING. 1t was tested in other cases and
found to be more successful than any
known device for the relief of deafness,
as hearing lest for many years was fully
restored by it. This invention is all the
more satisfactory as it is out Of sight and
does not require to be held in position.
And while it can be readily removed or
inserted by the patient themselves it is
withal curative in action and comfort
able to wear.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-28

sell, he ruins others also. I tell you
that ruin. grim and ghas;ly. is staring
every man square in the face, who is
giving liens or ':all crops OF whatsoever
kind" and mortgages Oh personal prop
erty and real estate 10 secure advances
i'll the shape OF commercial fertilizers.
1t is simply 4 question Of time whcn this
destructive end will have been reached,
if this ryinous policy is continued to be
followed. The property Of Newbcrry
County is rapidly passing into the hands
OF comparatively few men. The rich
ar getting liclcr, and the poor poorer
NJ. l.. w.